Promoters recognized that by pitting two pugilists of a different race, ethnicity, or even occupation against one another, working class interest in the matter would be magnified.
Ambiguities in the agreement – which included no mention of "self-determination" or "independence" for Palestinians, or even "occupation" – made it easier to clinch a short-term deal.
As long as a co-op board does not discriminate for reasons prohibited by federal, state or local law — including race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, and, in New York City, even occupation, among others — it generally has broad power to reject a sale, Mr. Davis said.
In a day before sophisticated DNA analysis, he found the hints given in bones about childhood diseases, ethnicity, height, even occupation.
The effects of the distance measures persist, even with occupation and occupation pair-specific covariates, convincing us that they capture something about the match itself, and the risk of confusing them with insurance against earnings risks and marital opportunity costs is minimal.
A couple of months after the 1967 war, he wrote a letter to the newspaper Davar calling for the government to begin immediate negotiations about the West Bank and Gaza, because "even unavoidable occupation is corrupting occupation".
Even their occupations contrast.
Of course, to get to such a big number he has to include not just authors and software engineers but also lawyers and even "management occupations".
If the person you're looking for is politically active, the Federal Election Commission's Web site (fec.gov) lists the addresses, ZIP codes and occasionally even the occupations of those who have given $250 or more to a national campaign.
But it is estimated that legal workers hold most of the jobs even in occupations where illegals are highly concentrated (that is, beyond their 4.9% share of the overall labor force).
